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A PUB COMPANY and the Royal British Legion want punters from Redditch to raise a glass and then take it home to raise money for this year’s Poppy Appeal. Marston’s is teaming up with the RBL in a nod to Brits who have taken pub glasses home without permission. This time it’s encouraged as Redditch pubs will join over 1,000 others across the UK in serving drinks in limited-edition commemorative glasses. The pair have partnered to create brand new,…

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REDDITCH Borough Women produced a stunning injury-time turnaround to beat Rugby Town 4-3 and advance in the Division One Cup. Borough trailed by a single goal heading into stoppage time only to stun the visitors with a pair of late goals at Cherry Tree Walk. Goals from Kathryn Pagan, Millie Connolly-Heath, Violet Pugh and Esther Lau-McKaay helped Borough into the quarter-finals of the competition. The club’s men’s side also advanced in the Marsh Challenge Cup with a 4-2 victory…

A TEAM of firefighters and their loved ones are gearing up to hike across the Malverns for charity. A 12-strong team of Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) firefighters and some family and friends will be hiking the nine-mile ‘end-to-end’ route across the Malvern Hills to support the Fire Fighters Charity on November 16. To add a little difficulty, group members will be wearing firefighters’ PPE – leggings and a tunic – with some wearing breathing apparatus…

A FOOD manufacturer from Worcestershire and an environmental services provider from Warwickshire have been successfully prosecuted by the Environment Agency for causing the pollution of a Worcestershire brook. On October 24, Worcester Crown Court sentenced Elisabeth The Chef (ETC), from Lower Broadheath, Worcester, and Civil Environmental Project Services Ltd (CEPS) of Bidford-upon-Avon, for causing a discharge into Laugherne Brook, in September 2017. The companies have been ordered to pay fines and costs in excess of £90,000. ETC was fined…